If​ Brady can stay healthy and as productive as ever, there is no reason why the Patriots won't keep him on the team.

On @KirkAndCallahan, Tom Brady says of Bill Belichick: "Our priorities are the same as they've ever been and that's why we get along so well." He calls Belichick the greatest coach of all-time and says he's been fortunate to play for him for 19 years.

The quarterback did get some flak recently for​ seemingly being out of shape, but his on-field success has not diminished at all. The longer Brady plays, the more he is making a case for himself as the greatest quarterback of all time.

Last year, at the age of 40, the Patriots legend put up a passer rating of 102.8, with 4,577 yards, 32 touchdowns, and only eight interceptions.

Taking into account his incredible popularity, leadership, and ability to win in any and all situations, Brady is the most iconic, recognizable figure in football. The Patriots have made the playoffs in 15 of his 17 seasons as their starter, and that won't be changing in 2018.